SportHorse racingRyan MooreJoseph O'Brien has taken out leading fancy Thundering On from the Juddmonte-sponsored race at the Curragh, reporting the English Oaks heroine was off her feed this morning12:09, 18 Jul 2026Ryan Moore believes racing fans will see a "different filly" to the Amelia Earhart who was beaten a long way at Epsom this afternoon.‌Aidan O'Brien's trainee went off the 7-4 favourite for the Betfred Oaks in June, but was ridden with more than two furlongs to race and trailed home in sixth behind Thundering On.‌The winner is an notable absentee in the Juddmonte Irish Oaks at the Curragh, after Joseph O'Brien reported she was off her feed this morning.‌Her withdrawal has led to a market shake-up for the Group One, with William Haggas' Ribblesdale Stakes heroine Earth Shot the new favourite at 11-4, runner-up Johanna Walsh at 9-2 and Amelia Earheart, sporting first-time cheekpieces, a 5-1 chance."While it was disappointing that she finished down the field that day given she was favourite, it was unusual conditions this year and I’d be hopeful we’ll see a different filly this time," Moore said in his World Pool blog."The Oaks was a funny race, we didn’t go that quick, and I’m not sure how literally you should take the form. It was messy and I’m looking forward to seeing what she can do.‌"She’s still got plenty to prove but she’ll like being back at the Curragh and the headgear could help too."It’s a deep renewal and a very open race."Johanna Walsh, a stablemate of Thundering On, has been popular with punters having been an 8-1 shot in the build-up.‌She was only beaten a head at Royal Ascot and Joseph O'Brien said: "She has had a good preparation since then. We think she will enjoy the fast ground and the Curragh and we are looking forward to seeing how she goes."Owners Wathnan Racing had Oaks fourth A La Prochaine entered in the Classic, however Earth Shot will go solo as the mount of James Doyle."I loved the attitude she showed (at Ascot) as she was still green and had to challenge wide," said Wathnan's racing manager Richard Brown. "Article continues below"It's a case of her still learning on the job and she will have to come forward again, but we are hopeful she will."Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Aidan O'BrienAmelia EarhartJim BolgerRyan MooreThe OaksRoyal AscotBetting